Sam Sadigursky

Evening Music | May 6, 2010
Sam Sadigursky marries poetry to jazz in the art song tradition for his hypnotic "Words Project" albums — creating what one leading critic called "that rare anomaly: a jazz-and-poetry record that sounds utterly natural and convincing." The Brooklyn-based saxophonist, multireedist and composer joins David Garland in the studio to share and discuss those and other current activities.

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